…a singularly odd trilogy that manages to resonate over two and a half decades later.
8.8
La Gradiva
The film can look almost like a holiday postcard one moment and like a premonition of catastrophe the next … That contrast is ultimately what makes La Gradiva so powerful.
7.5
…a singularly odd trilogy that manages to resonate over two and a half decades later.
8.8
The film can look almost like a holiday postcard one moment and like a premonition of catastrophe the next … That contrast is ultimately what makes La Gradiva so powerful.
8.2
… a seductive beauty of a psycho-sexual thriller …
9.5
… utterly immersive and highly enjoyable. It’s well acted, and the script is sagacious about marriage, relationships and (philosophically) life in general.
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